Use Intune app protection policies with Aurora Protect Mobile

You can use Microsoft Intune app protection policies with Aurora Protect Mobile to allow or restrict access to specific Microsoft apps based on the device threat level reported by Aurora Protect Mobile.
  1. Review the software requirements and network requirements for the Aurora Protect Mobile app.
  2. Link Cylance Endpoint Security to your company directory.
  3. Add Intune users to Cylance Endpoint Security as CylancePROTECT Mobile users.
  4. Create a CylancePROTECT Mobile policy and assign it to users. Configure the risk assessment settings in the policy to map alerts to device risk levels.
  5. Create an enrollment policy and assign it to users.
    Users will receive an email with instructions to download and activate the Aurora Protect Mobile app. Instruct users to ignore the email for now, they will download and activate the app in step 10. Instruct users to keep the email as they will need the QR code to activate the Aurora Protect Mobile app.
  6. Connect Aurora Endpoint Security to Intune.
  7. In the Intune admin center:
    1. Edit the Aurora Protect Mobile MTD connector and turn on the app protection policy options to connect Android and iOS devices to Aurora Protect.
    2. Create and configure app protection policies for Android and iOS devices to specify how you want Aurora Protect Mobile to allow or restrict access to specific apps based on the reported risk level.
    3. Assign the app protection policies to user groups.
  8. Deploy the Microsoft apps that you want to protect using the Intune app protection policy. After a protected Microsoft app is installed, users are prompted to install the Microsoft Authenticator app (iOS) or Intune Company portal app (Android) and register the device.
  9. Instruct users to launch a protected Microsoft app and to follow the "Get Access" prompt to install and activate the Aurora Protect Mobile app. Instruct users to use the QR code they received in step 5.
    If Android users do not receive the prompt to install the Aurora Protect Mobile app, instruct them to close and reopen the protected Microsoft app.
When a user opens a protected Microsoft app, they receive a notification if access to the app is restricted due to the device's current risk level.